Peruvian pottery, can someone make sense of the writing?

Large pitcher standing at 17” H X 11” W, with bird motif. About the only thing I can make sense of is the last word Peru. Vintage or real new?
Thank all.

 

Bottom word is Chulucanas.

 

Thank you very much. wow, I had more people in my High School.

 

Last name looks like Caceres.

 

I see "Rdo D. Caceres." Normally, I'd think that was the abbreviation for "Souvenir from Caceres" but could also be the name "Ricardo D. Caceres."

Debora

 

Interesting, there is no Caceres, Peru but there is one in Spain...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Caceres-Wo...153831?hash=item2f5433f3e7:g:M-wAAOSwoWBgJV0a
So I have to stick with Chulucanas, Peru

Likewise only 3 Ricardo Caceres in Peru, all born in the 1800's(something tells me there has to be millions )
https://www.myheritage.com/research...c.1618353367.0e32c720e1831b7a97a0abfe3b9a2838

but than again there is this, "Rdo.de"
https://guestfromthepast.patternbyetsy.com/listing/971061983/vintage-spanish-wooden-castanets

Being that it is written in english I do believe an older souvenir. Ricardo D Caceres, Chulucanas Peru. Thanks all

 

These examples from Chulucanas show some similarities in style, and are dated to c.1990:

https://onlineonly.christies.com/s/...y-art-silver-design/peruvian-school-43/106074

According to this article, a revival of pottery production in Chulucanas was begun by a group of artisans in the late 1960's, inspired by finds from an excavation of a pre-columbian Vicus burial:
https://limaprofessionalshopper.wor...chulucanas-pottery-famous-all-over-the-world/

 

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